Quitte frankly, the article doesn't amount to much - the video is worth clicking the link! This is what all the Folding at Home is all about!
https://www.rt.com/news/488669-coronavirus-structure-detail-video/
You can now look at the SARS-CoV-2 virus up close – at the atomic level, in fact – thanks to a scientifically accurate 3D model created by a biomedical visualization studio with the help of leading virologists.
The video by Visual Science, which is just over a minute long, lends fresh insight into the intricate structure of the deadly virus by painstakingly detailing how it functions – and how our bodies fight it. At the start of the video, we are told that the novel coronavirus at the center of the ongoing pandemic is a mere 1/1,000th the width of a human hair. Thanks to cutting-edge modelling tech, though, we are able to see the molecular structure of the virus up close.
Link to YouTube video.
(Score: 2, Interesting) by Ethanol-fueled on Friday May 15 2020, @06:54AM
Yeech, I appreciate the recommendation and have modded you up but I wanted to see that GIT repo before downloading and was quite horrified at what I saw. Any combination of GIT, Gradle, and Eclipse is a warning sign that it will take at least a week of fiddling even after compilation to work on a modern machine. I'd made a joke about Indians in the previous comment, well, Ghidra is what happens when you outsource your NSA tools to India. I can't say I'm impressed, though I'll give it a shot should I encounter any "black box" executables in the future.